CMMI Training, Events, & Forums
Training | Conferences & Events | Forums and Blogs
This Web page links to information about training, conferences, events, forums, and other ways to contact those already using CMMI.
Training
For more information about CMMI courses, including course descriptions, prices, and schedule information, click one or more of the following:
Introduction to CMMI, Version 1.2
If you have completed an SEI-authorized Introduction to CMMI v1.1 course and want to upgrade your training status to v1.2, you must take CMMI Version 1.2 Upgrade Training.
If you have completed an SEI-authorized Introduction to CMMI v1.2 course and want to upgrade your training status to include CMMI for Acquisition, the CMMI for Acquisition Supplement for Introduction to CMMI Version 1.2 course is available. (To prepare for attendance at this course, see the video, CMMI for Acquisition (CMMI-ACQ): A Short Overview.)
Introduction to CMMI Version 1.2 training is also available from SEI Partners.
Intermediate Concepts of CMMI Version 1.2
CMMI Version 1.2 Instructor Training
SCAMPI Lead Appraiser Training
Understanding CMMI High Maturity Practices
There are other related courses offered by the SEI that may be useful to you as your organization adopts CMMI.
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Conferences & Other Events
For more information about CMMI conferences, workshops, and events, click one or more of the following:
SEPG Europe will be held June 10-13, 2008 in Munich, Germany.
Presentations from past conferences and events are also available.
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Forums and Blogs
For more information about forums and other ways to contact those already using CMMI, click one or more of the following:
There are CMMI Process Improvement Yahoo! discussion groups in a variety of languages that provide forums used to contribute and exchange ideas about CMMI-based improvement, including English, French, Türkiye, and Russian
There are several blogs focusing on the use of CMMI and Agile methods that enable you to join the discussion of how these two approaches can be used together successfully. Bloggers include Hillel Glazer, Jeff Dalton, and David Anderson.
The SEI manages the licensing of organizations that comprise the SEI Partner Network. These partners provide CMMI training and appraisal services. Lists of network members are available on the SEI Partner Network.
The BSCW Shared Workspace is a forum used to contribute and exchange CMMI-related materials. On BSCW, there is information about CMMI Transition, the CMMI for Acquisition project, and the CMMI for Services project.
The Software Engineering Information Repository (SEIR) has over 25,000 registered users and is a forum used to contribute and exchange information about software engineering improvement activities, including CMMI.
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